Part of I-76 West to close overnight in Philadelphia next week, PennDOT says
Part of I-76 West in Philadelphia is set to close overnight next week because of construction on the Market Street Bridge.
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Part of I-76 West in Philadelphia is set to close overnight next week because of construction on the Market Street Bridge.
Part of Route 202 in Upper Merion Township has reopened following extensive roadwork that affected businesses and residents for months.
Regional Rail service was suspended after a person was hit by a train Wednesday afternoon near Glenolden Station.
A SEPTA trolley struck and killed a 64-year-old woman who was jogging in West Philadelphia Monday morning.
Route 73 near Jackson Road in Berlin, Camden County, is back open after a gas main leak forced a stretch of the road to shutdown.
A crash Wednesday afternoon caused a large fuel spill and temporarily closed the intersection in Glenside, police said.
No injuries were reported after an overturned tractor-trailer shut down northbound Route 55 near Exit 39 for about two hours.
A SEPTA driver and four passengers suffered minor injuries in a crash near the Montgomery Drive on-ramp Wednesday morning.
A man is in critical condition after he was stabbed on a SEPTA train in Philadelphia on Saturday, an official said.
Construction on Route 70 in Camden County is creating a bumpy ride for tens of thousands of New Jersey drivers.
The bike lanes that were put in place around Philadelphia City Hall last year are one step closer to becoming permanent.
The car-free 20-mile ride takes over Philadelphia streets on Saturday, Oct. 17. Here is a breakdown of road closures, parking restrictions and SEPTA detours.
After four years of construction and detours, the Sellers Avenue Bridge in Ridley Park is reopening to traffic on Thursday.
A barricade incident Tuesday morning in West Philadelphia caused road closures and SEPTA delays.
SEPTA's "Accelerate" plan would see upgrades across the system, including new train cars, shorter wait times and station updates.